David Shulick : The Strategy of American Inns of Court

As David Shulick was an active participant In the Temple Inn of Court, he garnered the same benefits of mentorship, networking connections and more that are offered by being involved with the American Inns of Court. Below is an excerpt from the American Inns of Court’s website which explains what they are all about and how they organize regional teams for their nationwide organization:

“Membership is divided into "pupillage teams," with each team consisting of a few members from each membership category depending on the members' level of experience. Each pupillage team conducts one program for the Inn each year. Pupillage team members gather informally outside of monthly meetings in groups of two or more. This allows the less-experienced attorneys to become more effective advocates and counselors by learning from the more-experienced attorneys and judges.

In this collegial environment, outside the courtroom and pressure of daily practice, members discuss legal practice, principles, and methods. Academicians, specialized practitioners, and complementing generalists provide a mix of skill, theory, experience, and passion. This fluid, side-by-side approach allows seasoned judges and attorneys to help shape students and newer lawyers with practical guidance in serving the law and seeking justice.”

David Shulick is now a successful civic litigation attorney who now works in class action suits, malpractice suits, fraud claims and other such matters on the corporate scale.

David Shulick Challenging Positions

David Shulick is a Philadelphia lawyer, and the owner and counsel at Shulick Law. He established the firm in 1999 and provides legal services for individuals, executives, and corporations across a variety of business and legal sectors.

David Shulick is a 1994 graduate of the James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University, where he received honors and awards. Wherever he has been, he has exceeded the expectations that were made of him. “I thrive in challenging, intellectually stimulating, and collaborative positions,” David Shulick says, “where I can apply my legal, litigation, real estate and/or corporate skills.”

Today, David Shulick wants to transition away from his private practice by joining another law firm, or a successful corporation as an in-house counsel. He already has extensive litigation, corporate, in-house counsel, and private practice experience. “I also have a keen ability to successfully network and build strategic relationships,” Shulick says.

David Shulick says that his life changed forever in 1991, when his mother died in a tragic automobile accident. “This experience shaped my life and career in many unique ways,” he acknowledges, “including the passion for making the most out of every opportunity I am presented with.” The tragedy occurred just as he was completing undergraduate studies at the University of Delaware, where he went on to receive a Bachelor of Science degree with honors. He then entered Temple University law school as scheduled in September 1991.

His life was further complicated when he cared for his elderly grandparents, but he still managed to keep a high grade point average, which would likely have been higher without the personal difficulties he faced from the tragic death of his Mother, Judith.

David Shulick has significant personal injury, commercial and complex litigation and corporate law experience.

David Shulick History

Born in 1969, professional attorney David Shulick has gone above and beyond expectations his entire life, having demonstrated not only an exceptional level of intelligence, but also the will and desire to work hard and persevere no matter what came his way. Determined by teachers to be intellectually gifted child at an early age, Shulick has consistently relied on his intelligence, passion and desire to do the right thing to be of consistently superior service to his clients.

David Shulick graduated high school with honors, after which he enrolled at the University of Delaware. Following his Delaware graduation in 1991, Shulick enrolled at the acclaimed Temple University School of Law, impressing both his colleagues and his professors with his work ethic, self-discipline and perseverance. Always in the pursuit of academic excellence, he was awarded the Distinguished Class Performance Award, primarily for the demonstration of outstanding oral competency and analytical ability. He also bested many of his peers as a participant in numerous Moot Court Program competitions.

Tragically, David Shulick lost his mother to a car accident during his undergraduate tenure at the University of Delaware, an event that, though a sad time in Shulick’s life, taught him an important life lesson: No One is Promised Tomorrow. Instead of letting the incident consume his life and take control over where he was going, Shulick asserted himself, using the tragedy, rather, as inspiration to push forward, persevere and face every challenge as if it were his last.

Shulick is now a successful corporate and litigation attorney, always ardently in pursuit of justice for his clients and for society.